With the departure of several large liners yesterday, the port of Shang-bai enters upon a quiet phase over the week-end, A number of vessels, however, are coming into port early next week, including the Conte Verde and the Aramis, while the Comori will be sailing on Tuesday for Ho ne pots, The Messageries Maritimes s. Aramis is expected to leave Kobe to-day ing in Shanghai on Mond: She will sail the following day for Marseilles, by way of the usual ports, with passengers, mails and cargo.
The Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Verde is expected to arrive in Shanghai early Monday morning, when she will be tying up at the Shanghai Hongkew Wharf Co's Hongkew Wharf: passengers will be brought -river to the Customs Jetty by tender, and should be coming ashore at about 10.30 am.
The Conte Verde will sail on her return trip to Italy the following afternoon. Tenders taking passengers down to the ship are expected to leave the Customs Jetty at about 130 p.m. on Tuesday According to present expectations the P. & Ọ. s. Comorin, with pas-tengers, mails and cargo, ill suiling from pórt on Tuesday morning, bound for Colombo, Aden, Port Sudan, Port Said, Malta, Marseilles and London. The company obnounces that passengers will be leaving the Customs Jetty by tender at 830 o'clock Tuestiay morning, while heavy baggage will be received. into lighters lying alongside the between 2 and 3 o'clock Monday &fternoon.
In connection with the alleged detention of the P. & O. s. Kaisarl-Hind at Moji by the Japanese authorities for ful ration, reported by press messages from Tokyo, the North-China Daily News" was advised by the local agents yesterday ihat there is nothing extraordinary in this. At one time, P. & O. ship were fumigated in nghai, but wing to the present absence of complete facilities, this work is now done in Japan. ood
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